
Pol Colonel Phisanu Fupleum said a report on the handwriting examination of some 300 people of interest – including five former KMITL executives – should be complete and submitted to police investigators within a month.
Meanwhile, police spokesman Lt-General Prawut Thavornsiri said further examination of the signatures on the transaction documents, most of which were deemed authentic signatures of the former executives, would yield more clarity later this week and police would issue arrest warrants accordingly.